Originally published February 22, 2011 at 11:31 PM | Page modified April 24, 2012 at 2:26 PM
The state audit's findings
• Seattle Public Schools incurred losses of $280,005 by paying for services it didn't receive and for services that benefited a private company.
• The district paid $1.5 million for services with a "questionable" public purpose, in which documentation lacked sufficient detail to determine the validity of charges; or for services that did not benefit the district directly or could have been performed by district personnel.
• The city of Bellevue lost $39,873 by paying for services it did not receive and for a real-estate broker commission on a lease deal broken by the district's program manager.










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